Pronunciation: /ˈbrɔːdˌkæstɪŋ/
noun the transmission of radio or television signals
A1 Broadcasting news on the radio is a popular way to stay informed.
A2 Television broadcasting allows us to watch live events from around the world.
B1 Social media has changed the way broadcasting is done, with many people now live streaming on platforms like Facebook.
B2 Podcasts have become a popular form of broadcasting, allowing people to listen to a wide range of topics on demand.
C1 The broadcasting industry is constantly evolving with new technologies and platforms emerging.
C2 Public broadcasting plays a crucial role in providing unbiased information to the public.
verb to transmit a program or information over the airwaves
A1 The radio station is broadcasting a weather report.
A2 She enjoys broadcasting her thoughts on social media.
B1 The TV network will be broadcasting the live concert tonight.
B2 The podcast host has been broadcasting interviews with famous authors.
C1 The journalist is known for broadcasting breaking news stories.
C2 The documentary filmmaker is currently broadcasting a series on climate change.
formal The broadcasting of the royal wedding was watched by millions of viewers around the world.
informal I love broadcasting my gaming sessions on Twitch for my friends to watch.
slang Did you catch the latest podcast broadcasting live from New York City?
figurative Her smile was like a broadcasting signal, lighting up the room with joy.
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